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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 accessories priced and available in Germany

, May 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Last week we put up our review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Limited Edition model from Google I/O. The tablet is very cool and has some impressive features. You will be able to get your hands on the tablet before you know it, and if you are interested, you have probably been wondering about accessories. The German Samsung site is now offering up a full list of accessories for the Tab 10.1 and some of them are available right now. Read The Full Story

7-inch Fujitsu Android tablet pegged for Q3 launch

, May 19th 2011 Discuss [4]

Earlier this month Fujitsu debuted the interesting slider tablet called the TH40/D. That tablet will run Windows 7 and be more of a netbook that a tablet like we see with Android from other providers. That isn’t the only tablet that Fujitsu has up its sleeve though. The company will also be offering another tablet come Q3 2011 and that tablet will be packing one of the latest versions of Android available when it lands. Read The Full Story

BeBook Live Android tablet lands in UK on June 21

, May 13th 2011 Discuss [0]

If you are in the market for a cheap entry-level tablet that runs the Android OS and has decent hardware, you might be interested in the BeBook Live tablet. I mentioned last week that the little tablet had been tipped to launch this summer at an affordable price of around $280. This summer is rather vague and could mean anywhere from a few weeks to a few months from now. BeBook has offered the official launch date for the tablet via an email to interested folks in the UK. Read The Full Story

Italian Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 users can get Android 2.3.3 update now

, May 12th 2011 Discuss [5]

The Samsung Galaxy Tab is one of the earliest competitors of the iPad that came from Samsung. The screen is smaller than what the iPad uses, but it's a nice tablet for many users looking forward to getting Android on board rather than iOS. The Galaxy Tab comes in version with WiFi or 3G connectivity inside. The big issue for some today with the tablet is that the Android version it runs is now dated, even though it was up to date at launch. Read The Full Story

Rumor: HTC Puccini 10-inch tablet supports AT&T LTE

, May 10th 2011 Discuss [2]

It looks like HTC is hard at work on a new tablet that will find its way to the AT&T network. HTC already has a tablet on the market called the Flyer, so a new and larger screen version is no surprise. The image attached below here is apparently a rendering of the tablet and that is just about all we have at this point other than rumors. The tablet will use a 10-inch screen according to leaked specs and Puccini is the code name for the device. Read The Full Story

Asus can only build 10K Eee Pad Transformer tablets per month

, May 3rd 2011 Discuss [4]

The Asus Eee Pad Transformer Android tablet launched late last month with tight supplies. Most of the tablets sold out quickly in the US at the various retailers who sold the Transformer leaving many shoppers empty handed and wondering why Asus didn’t just make more. The launch prioritized Europe over the US, but the supply wasn’t what Asus wanted to have in Europe either. A source has told Netbooknews why the tablet is in such short supply. Read The Full Story

Galaxy Tab 10.1v pre-orders underway at Vodafone Australia

, Apr 19th 2011 Discuss [4]

If you live in Australia and have signed up for information on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v, you need to check your inbox. Emails started going out yesterday at some point telling those that had registered for more details that the 10.1v was hitting pre-order today. The official launch date is tomorrow for the tablet. Read The Full Story

Kogan Releases Agora Internet TV, 7″ Tablet, 12″ Laptop

, Apr 14th 2011 Discuss [6]

Kogan has unveiled three new products in its Agora line today, an Android powered Internet TV portal, a 7" Android tablet, and a 12" laptop. These are priced very aggressively, in line with Kogan's penchant for "market shattering prices". The tablet starts at just $139. The products are scheduled to ship in May, but are for sale now on Kogan's site. Read The Full Story

Motorola testing new rugged Android tablet

, Apr 14th 2011 Discuss [5]

Motorola has reportedly been testing a new Android tablet that is aimed at the enterprise user. The new tablet is said to be a rugged device that is able to survive life in the field. The new tablet is apparently part of Motorola's efforts to grow its enterprise business. Read The Full Story

Best Buy lands WiFi HTC Flyer launch exclusive

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [4]

Best Buy and HTC announced at CTIA this week that Best Buy stores would have the exclusive pre-order rights on the WiFi HTC Flyer Android tablet. The little tablet will go on sale "this spring" according to both firms. I wish they would just tell us when the tablet would land. The tablet will run Android and use the HTC Sense UI over the top. Read The Full Story

Hands-on with the Acer Picasso tablet

, Mar 23rd 2011 Discuss [0]

Android Community spent a bit of quality time with the Acer Picasso Android tablet recently and put up hoards of pics and a video to document the process. The Picasso is compared to the iPad 2 and the Xoom in size and weight. The Picasso is a tablet intended to run Android Honeycomb and right up front the thing is noted to not be ready for release. Read The Full Story

Twitter teasers OGT Mobile taunt with pics of mystery tablet

, Feb 24th 2011 Discuss [0]

OGT Mobile has a website that is up and has no products; it only has a squareish looking device hidden under a virtual black cloth. The company has taken to its twitter account to post up some real pics of what is presumed to be under that cloth. Read The Full Story
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